Sentence examples for more foolhardy from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more foolhardy, but definitely tougher.

On the bald form of Sunday night's 100m final, such talk appears more foolhardy than bold.

The willingness of the skaters to continue their routines after hard falls comes through as more foolhardy than brave.

Nothing could be more foolhardy for lawmakers in desperate need of a cleaner ethics rating before the voters.

Now the London hedge fund is back with what appears to be an even more foolhardy campaign — to prod the Japanese finance minister to shake up Japan Tobacco.

The suggestion might seem ludicrous to many, a throwback to the days of Edwardian colonialism and earlier, more foolhardy British ventures in the far-off, frozen north.

Choice here can feel more like foolhardy gambling.

Many others have done things more dangerous and foolhardy.

In fact, it's hard to think of an undertaking more thankless or foolhardy.

In the annals of New York City crime, few undertakings were more ill-advised, foolhardy and just plain dangerous than the one that prosecutors say was chosen by Thomas and Rose Marie Uva, a young married couple from Queens.

And when the deal-making is in the billions and all dependent on one man, there is even more room for foolhardy errors, a pile-up that can only come back to haunt those involved, as CVC may be finding out.